Post by Cross Hylan on Feb 12, 2015 17:37:10 GMT -7
No privacy, these days. Cross missed the days when being a smuggler held a kind of mystique, maybe even kept the rabble out. But, somehow, something about their resident rogue living in his mother's bar had blown away the mists and secrecy of the redhead's job. Not that he minded it, much. But Kava and Veska seemed to find something inordinately amusing about an outlaw that lived... in his mother's house.
"I hate you both. Anyway, shut up... We're not supposed to draw attention to ourselves. That job we did on Omega has the Batarians angry at us. Undercut their shipments, or something like that."
And then there was Gregor. The Collector simply stood there, waiting for something to happen because, well... He had nothing else to do. He was a Collector - it's not like there was a market for Collector mercenaries, or scientists, or really anything else. And it was because of such that he now stood here, holding his Collector SMG in his hands, the sniper rifle over his back.
And thus, he waited to see who was interested in conversing with him.
Post by Cross Hylan on Feb 12, 2015 20:17:23 GMT -7
Cross squinted, surprised, as a familiar-looking carapaced thing stepped into the main room of the bar. Holding an SMG. It looked remarkably like a stray he'd encountered on the Citadel a few weeks ago. But what was it doing here? Kava muttered something about Collectors, and his red-headed captain just shrugged.
It was Cross. One of the people from the Citadel during his encounter with Miss Holloway. And here he was at the bar. With some of his crew. He typed into the omnitool with his spare hand. "You are that redhead who watched as I was led off to interrogation by Miss Holloway. I could easily recognize you. What are you doing here at this bar?"
He also tensed up somewhat - there was always a chance that trouble could start. If it did, though, he would try his best to be ready.
Post by Cross Hylan on Feb 14, 2015 2:20:41 GMT -7
Cross grinned, standing up and throwing his arms out in an expansive gesture. The bug would probably misinterpret him, but whatever. If he wasn't going to get his mystique, he was bloody well going to be theatrical about living in a bar.
"This bar is my house. Too bad you didn't drag that cop with you. Might have been more fun."
"I hardly understand what the point of such a thing would be." he commented, finding such an assertion to be somewhat esoteric to say the least. As well, he did not recognize the gesture that Cross had utilized, though he assumed it had something to do with his claims of ownership over the location, or perhaps people there.